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Same here - they are taking their time - been onto broker and they have not an inkling heither - pretty poor show - seeing as they will earn interest on our money that is due to be refunded.

Appointment of Global head of Strategy and Product Earthport plc (AIM: EPO), the cross-border payments service provider, is pleased to announce that Sajeev Viswanathan, an experienced banker and entrepreneur, has joined the Earthport management team as President - Global head of Strategy and Product. This is in line with the business trajectory outlined in mission objectives from athe following on their website: 130719_EarthPort_Time-for-a-rethink-on-international-low-value-payments.pdf Consider the USA-India remittance corridor. India is the largest remittance destination and the USA is the largest remittance sender. Indians have become one of the fastest growing ethnic communities in the United States.12 According to the 2000 US census, 64 per cent of Indian-born residents have a bachelor degree, compared with 28 per cent nationally, and are five times more likely to have a masters degree or above.

http://www.lse.co.uk/ShareNews.asp?shareprice=VOD&code=fmegfyws&headline=UPDATE_2Vodafone_targets_connected_cars_with_Italian_deal

Hi Alfa.... It looks life Mr fatty man has been reading a precis in money week of what to buy and sell...back end of this weeks edition. Read exactly the same section word for word.

519 shares [including the excess] from the recent placing ........lol

Any views on potenital impact of the business model of transferwise to EPO? Transferwise seem in principle a similar concept/ business model to Earthport [EPO].... http://www.standard.co.uk/business/business-news/startup-transferwise-lands-25m-from-sir-richard-branson-and-paypal-founder-9518228.html We know that Richard Branson is looking to set up a challenger bank in 2015.....so it will wrap up nicely into the services he will provider. It will be disruptive and challenge the norm for FX charges. Any views?

Results are due soon.....26 June....

http://www.lse.co.uk/sharecast-news-article.asp?ArticleCode=21765045&ArticleHeadline=Less_than_45_of_consumers_interested_in_smart_metres

Ah ok - glad to see you back ...

Reducing their stake

In summary potenital for growth is sound.....

Congratulations......

Thought you sold out and moved on......

Looks like it will equate to 9.185% of the excess applied.

Given the recent news around I Phones being able to control domestic equipment it will require technology like Telit to enable this to happen from distance.

Its going Ex Div.....

Is it a chccy mouse - yes EPO have certainly been feeding the Investors with regular news as opposed to the "lack of" last year. Looks like we have resistance at 40p - first stage was 20p - then the 30s ....

its heading to the 14 to 15p range ......not good.

Share volatility on AIM from what I understand from other BBs

Analysts said the apparent recovery in handset testing, a business beset by contract delays earlier in the year, was likely to result in improved sales for the second half of the year and beyond. The multi-billion-dollar rollout of long-term evolution (LTE) 4G networks in China has helped to boost revenues for telecoms testing companies, such as Spirent Communications Plc. Anite said growth in its handset division during the quarter ended April 30 was helped by "the first significant benefits" from investments in 4G technology made over the last few years. "LTE, customers re-engaging and other technology milestones all helped to deliver the material fourth-quarter uplift required after the poor first half of 2014," Investec analyst Julian Yates wrote in a note. Fleet, Hampshire-based Anite said all three of its main businesses - handset testing, network testing and the supply of software to the travel industry - performed well in the fourth quarter.